Which u. s. general was fired by president truman near the end of the korean war, and why?
a. eisenhower because he was a rival
b. macarthur for insubordination
c. patton for lack of leadership
d. meade for ineffectiveness

The correct answer is B) MacArthur, for insubordination.

The U.S. General that was fired by President Truman near the end of the Korean War was General Douglas MacArthur, for insubordination.

On April 11, 1951, President Harry Truman fired General Douglas MacArthur. Truman replaced MacArthur with General Matthew Ridgeway, as commander of the United States Forces in Korea. In November 1950, Chinese troops crossed the American lines in North Korea The United States troops drove back into South Korea. MacArthur wanted to bomb Communist China as a reprisal but President Truman rejected that option. The tensions between the two aroused.

in this way, as a created nation, france will probably use socio-economic reasons   at times do not take into account national economic, cultural, and social differences in protected industries. losing sovereignty, national independence.

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the indians crossed artificial boundaries, setting the stage for conflict